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Park GOLD!

SeaninNH

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One of my favorite "hunted out" old parks gave this up today :icon_thumright:

It's marked AE 14k on one end and PAT 1697315 on the other and weighs 8.8 grams.

It was about 4" down and was a crappy bouncy signal.

It just goes to show you that you have to dig EVERYTHING!
 

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Love that color! congrats! :thumbsup:
 
Nice find but you might want to get it tested. I believe AE might mean electroplate. I hope it is the real deal.
 
This is all I can find out about the AE mark so far.

AE (A Edmondson [ E ]) 19th c./1st half

And

AE Adam Eastwick Birmingham Chester 1888 - 1895


That's crazy if I just found 100+ year old gold.
 
Cha-ching!! Nice find! :icon_thumleft:
 
now the played out park has new life
HH
sweet find
 
nice find! Certainly seems like New Hampshire is good at producing rocks, but not gold. Congrats!
 
great find..Been on a gold slump this year myself...been a great year for wheat pennies and silver though :icon_thumright:
 
Hey, those are my daughters initials :) No, really they are :icon_thumleft:
 
Congrats on finding gold Sean!!! :hello2:

I'd love to have seen the look on your face when that popped up! :laughing7:

Dave
 
nice hit on the iffy signal, :hello2: gold seems to come when you least expect it, then bam!!!! fish on the stringer .........
 
I love those hunted out park more fun for me and less trash to.. :icon_thumright:
 

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